Sentences with phrase «conclusions of a study released»

Those are the mixed - bag conclusions of a study released recently by the National Bureau of Economic Research.

That's the conclusion of a study released Monday by Navigant Research, which sells its in - depth surveys of energy and transportation markets to suppliers, policymakers and other industry stakeholders.

Not exact matches

114 - 8 at 12 (Administration of Barack Obama)(«On April 3, 2014... the Committee agreed to send the revised Findings and Conclusions, and the updated Executive Summary of the Committee Study, to the President for declassification and public release.»)

Some interesting conclusions in a preview of a study of presidential candidates and social networking sites to be released by two Bentley College (Mass.) professors in August.

The bill released Monday comes after the conclusion of a commission to study the issue, formed after Cuomo and state lawmakers blocked a fee on plastic bags in New York City from taking effect.

Referring to the revelation two weeks earlier that the Cuomo administration had delayed releasing a Federal study on the issue so it could edit out some of the more - damning conclusions, the Green Party candidate said, «When some science came back from the U.S. Geological Survey, his administration wanted to change the results.»

We urge the Department of Transportation to release data, progress, conclusions, and recommendations from any traffic study at this intersection conducted in 2017 or that is underway, and to commit to developing a comprehensive plan for community review that will route bridge traffic to wider streets with more capacity.

Acting on advice from the NSABB, the U.S. government last month asked Science and Nature to publish only the broad conclusions of the two studies, and not to reveal the scientific details, in order to limit the risk that uncontrolled proliferation of such research might lead to accidental or intentional release of similar mutant viruses.

On February 25, 2008, a team of astronomers released a paper on simulation results which support the conclusions of previous studies that multiple - planet systems could have formed in close orbits around both heavy - element rich, Alpha Centauri A and B.

«Our conclusions are contrary to other recent work, but in line with the work of radio astronomers who see no new stars being born in this desert,» said Michael Feast, a co-author of the study, in the press release.

While the conclusions in the study are not the same as those in the press release and subsequent articles, I have a harder time disregarding the study's conclusions based on Dr. Longo's disclosure of interest than you do.

In the decades following the release of the Coleman Report, the effect of school spending on student academic performance was studied extensively, and Coleman's conclusion was widely upheld.

That is the main conclusion of a study that my research team released yesterday.

But in a subsequent meeting, the staff actually took portions of the MCAS and came to these conclusions: Although the test is hard, it really does measure the kinds of skills and knowledge students need to be successful in the 21st century; because the MCAS is a curriculum - referenced test whose items are released every year, it is possible to align the curriculum and study for the test; and finally, our students have a long way to go, but most can reach proficiency if the whole school teaches effectively over time.

The report released last week by the Thomas B. Fordham Institute draws its conclusions from an in - depth study of 10 countries with national standards and testing systems.

The new findings contradict the conclusions drawn by the authors of a study released in January 2010 by the UCLA - based Civil Rights Project (CRP).

That's the conclusion of two new studies released late last month.

That is the conclusion of a six - month study released last week during the Georgia Charter Schools Association ninth annual conference.

A report released by the state Department of Education last year drew similar conclusions to the Stanford study, but critics argued the report's methodology was flawed.

Looking to the gender of the authors of the books reviewed, cross factoring this with data on the price, genre and how the books were published brought the study's authors to a lousy conclusion: Books written by women that are released by mainstream publishing houses sell, on average, for 45 % less than those written by men.

The research released late last week drew fire from industry groups and the company that provided the data, which questioned the study's conclusions and the methods economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland used to arrive at them.

As EPA nears the release of its finalized hydraulic fracturing / water report, the weight of scientific study and analysis backs the agency's preliminary conclusion that there's no evidence that fracking has led to «widespread, systemic impacts on drinking water resources in the United States.»

As a reminder, the study purported to link skeptics with belief in odd conspiracy theories, particularly the theory that the Apollo 11 landings were faked (a conclusion highlighted in the title of the press release).

The study being released today by Munich Re, the world's largest reinsurance firm, sees climate change driving the increase and predicts those influences will continue in years ahead, though a number of experts question that conclusion.

The study notes that current global reserves of coal, oil and gas equate to the release of nearly 3 trillion tonnes of CO2 when used and based on this draws the conclusion that two thirds of this can not be consumed if a global budget were in place that limits emissions to 1.1 trillion tonnes of CO2 for the period 2011 to 2050.

The more this question is studied, the more data is gathered, the firmer the conclusion becomes — the planet is warming due to human release of greenhouse gases, such as CO2.

While the press releases around the paper have emphasized the conclusion that climate engineering offers no easy solution and the analysis favors mitigation (i.e. «Cutting Carbon Emissions Our Best Option for Slowing Global Warming Study Finds «-RRB-, I do not see this paper as the end of the conversation or providing an answer.

, a former member of the House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming, the NAS study is «a waste of money,» whose conclusions, whenever they are released, should be disputed.

Opponents of the plan claim the National Head Start Impact Study (NHSIS), released in December 2012, shows that government investment in early childhood development is ineffective — a generalized conclusion that is neither...